Effects of Citrus ( <i>Citrus spp.</i> ) Genotype and Carbohydrate Source Composition on Callus Growth and Somatic Embryogenesis and Recovery of the Plant Regeneration Ability

spp. are divided into oranges, mandarins, lemons, lime, grapefruit, and pomelo (Richa et al. 2023).Among these, mandarins (C.reticulata) are popular for their flavor and nutritional benefits.Mandarins comprise several varieties, including satsuma mandarin (C.unshiu Marc.; Swingle 1943), one of the most popular types of mandarin globally.Satsuma mandarins are predominantly cultivated in Japan and Korea (Jin et al. 2007;Ling et al. 1990) and exhibit polyploidy and male sterility, which hinders their improvement through crossbreeding (An et al. 2008;Jin et al. 2020).Consequently, the enhancement of this cultivar relies on selecting bud-sport mutants (Park et al. 2013) and seed reproduction via embryos from nucellar cell tissues around the embryo sac (Jin et al.

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Plant Breeding and Biotechnology
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2026-02-04
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https://doi.org/10.9787/pbb.2026.14.1
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Plant tissue culture and regeneration
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Effects of Citrus ( Citrus spp. ) Genotype and Carbohydrate Source Composition on Callus Growth and Somatic Embryogenesis and Recovery of the Plant Regeneration Ability

S. K. Park, Dong Hoon Lee, Young Eel Moon, Jee-Soo Park
Plant Breeding and Biotechnology
Plant tissue culture and regeneration
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Effects of Citrus ( Citrus spp. ) Genotype and Carbohydrate Source Composition on Callus Growth and Somatic Embryogenesis and Recovery of the Plant Regeneration Ability

S. K. Park, Dong Hoon Lee, Young Eel Moon, Jee-Soo Park
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spp. are divided into oranges, mandarins, lemons, lime, grapefruit, and pomelo (Richa et al. 2023).Among these, mandarins (C.reticulata) are popular for their flavor and nutritional benefits.Mandarins comprise several varieties, including satsuma mandarin (C.unshiu Marc.; Swingle 1943), one of the most popular types of mandarin globally.Satsuma mandarins are predominantly cultivated in Japan and Korea (Jin et al. 2007;Ling et al. 1990) and exhibit polyploidy and male sterility, which hinders their improvement through crossbreeding (An et al. 2008;Jin et al. 2020).Consequently, the enhancement of this cultivar relies on selecting bud-sport mutants (Park et al. 2013) and seed reproduction via embryos from nucellar cell tissues around the embryo sac (Jin et al.

Plant Breeding and BiotechnologyVol. 14
National Horticultural Research Institute (NG)
Rural Development Administration
Zero hunger
Openalex Percentile: Top 67%
Plant tissue culture and regeneration
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